[The Midnight Passenger by Richard Henry Savage]@TWC D-Link bookThe Midnight Passenger CHAPTER I 7/12
It means a substantial promotion for you." "I fondly hope so," replied Ferris.
"He must have some such ideas, for I'm to turn over all my New York matters here to the senior in our firm, and I'm also to have a special power of attorney from the Chief.
The annual election comes off before his return." The two young men had finished their luncheon before Clayton thought of the loneliness which his chum's absence would entail upon him. There were many matters of detail to talk over, and Clayton hastened his return to the office to deposit his bank-book in order to be free to give the afternoon to his departing friend. "I've only my office desk to clear up; it's a short horse and soon curried," laughed Ferris.
"I'll run over to my place and then meet you at our rooms, so you can see the last of me.
We can talk things over while I pack up." Ferris was busied with the cashier as young Einstein darted into Taylor's.
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